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How To Make Tacos - Best Delicious Recipes you can make at home!
To Skip straight to the Fillings part of the video, click here 5:42
Ingredients:
To make 6 small Taco Tortilla:
127.5g Masa Harina Flour
141g Warm Water
2 Pinches of Salt
Chicken Filling:
2 Chicken Breasts Stripped
3 tsp Sázon
½ tsp Smoked Paprika
¼ tsp Hot Chili Pepper
1 Tbls Chipotle Chili Flakes (Ground)
1 tsp Salt
6 Grinds Black Pepper
4 Tbls Olive Oil
1 Bell Pepper Sliced
½ Onion Sliced
Beef Filling:
500g Beef Mince (Ground)
1½ tsp Sázon
½ tsp Garlic Powder
½ tsp Smoked Paprika
½ tsp Chili Powder (or Cayenne Powder)
¼ tsp Onion Powder
½ tsp Salt
10 Grinds Black Pepper
½ tsp Chipotle Flakes (Ground)
½ Onion Finely Diced
1 Bell Pepper Finely Diced
1 Chili Finely Diced
Fish Filling:
2 Fillets Tilapia Fish
Zest of 1 Li...
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Видео

Braised Short Ribs & Scalloped Potatoes - Tender and Delicious, How To Make Recipe
Просмотров 2892 года назад
Braising! The wonderful technique for turning tough cuts of meat into tender and delicious meals! Ingredients: 6 Bone Rack of Short Ribs Pinch of Thyme Pinch of Rosemary Pinch of Sage ½ Onion (Cut lengthways) 1 Stalk Celery (finely sliced) 2 Cloves Garlic (Finely sliced) Salt Black Pepper 2 Tbls Tomato Puree 1 Bottle of GOOD Red Wine ½ Litre (1 Pint) Beef Stock 2 Bayleaves Bouquet Garni (Rosema...
Authentic Chinese Curry - How To Make Recipe
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.2 года назад
Just like the takeaway... but better! Ingredients: 250g Beef 3 Onions 1 Carrot 1 Leek 1 Stalk Celery 10g Ginger 10g Garlic 1 Chili 10 tsp Curry Powder 1 tsp Garam Masala 1 tsp Salt 1½ Tbls Soy Sauce Peas
Dansak / Pathia Curry - Delicious Hot, Sweet & Sour - How To Make
Просмотров 4973 года назад
One of the most delicious curries, hitting every taste sensation, Sweet, Sour, Spicy, Umami! Give this a try, you won't be disappointed! Ingredients For Pathia: ½ Onion Finely Diced 2 Hot Chilies Finely Diced 200g Chicken Tikka or Meat/Fish of your choice. (Watch The Video: ruclips.net/video/p-ePSCPMIoM/видео.html ) 5g Garlic 5g Ginger 60ml Tomato Puree 1 Tub Base Gravy (Watch The Video: ruclip...
Curry Base Gravy Stock Recipe - How To Make Restaurant Quality Curries at home!
Просмотров 4313 года назад
This Curry Stock is the foundation to all Restaurant Curries. It is the backbone of flavour and what makes your curry have that thick silky rich sauce! Ingredients for 12 Portions of Curry: 5 Medium Onions 2 Large Carrots 1 Stalk Celery 15g Ginger 15g Garlic 2 Chilies 1 Green Pepper 1 Tomato 2 Tbls Tomato Puree 12 Tbls Mixed Powder (See My Video) 1 Cinammon Stick (Or Cassia Bark) 1 Black Cardam...
Simply the Best Vanilla! - Homemade & Easy - How To Make Recipe
Просмотров 963 года назад
Take your cakes, biscuits, cookies, desserts to the next level. Simply the most delicious, full flavoured Vanilla Extract!
How To Make Proper Roast Beef - Juicy, Tender & Delicious - Full Instruction
Просмотров 6 тыс.3 года назад
Make the most amazing roast beef, just as it should be. Tender, Savoury, Beefy, JUICY! Full tutorial and explanation as to WHY to do what we do. Understand the process and you'll cook better every time! For Topside/Silverside (aka Round in USA) watch my other video: ruclips.net/video/ZGRnWSkrSqc/видео.html Ingredients: One of the following cuts: Fore-Rib of Beef (Prime Rib) Sirloin Joint Sirloi...
Parmigiana - Aubergine (Eggplant) - Italian Classic How To Make Recipe
Просмотров 1793 года назад
Ingredients: 5 or 6 Aubergines 3 Mozzarella Balls 100g Parmesan Cheese 400g Can of Chopped Tomatoes 60ml Tomato Puree (Paste) 500ml Tomato Passata 1 Onion (Finely Diced) 1 Small Carrot (Finely Diced) 1 tsp Sugar ¼ tsp Dried Basil Leaves Or, 10 Fresh Leaves Chopped 1 Litre Hot Water 2 Tbsp Extra Virgin Olive Oil Salt Black Pepper 125ml White Wine
Shepherds Pie AKA: Cottage Pie - British Classic - The Very Best it can be! How To Make Recipe
Просмотров 4563 года назад
A Delicious Shepherds Pie. Traditional Old Recipe with Modern Techniques to make the BEST shepherds pie. Savoury Meat Layer, Topped with a luxurious mash potato with a crispy top! Ingredients: 500g Minced Meat (Beef or Lamb) 1.5 Kgs Potatoes 1 Large Carrot (Diced) 1 Stalk Celery (Very Finely Diced) 1 Onion (Diced) 200g Peas 2 tsp Salt ½ Cup (125ml) Red Wine 500ml Beef Stock 1½ Tablespoons Flour...
Soutzoukakia - Greek Classic - 'Cute Little Sausages' - How To Make Recipe
Просмотров 4303 года назад
This is a delicious recipe, full of flavour, rich, yet the meatballs are fluffy and tender! Try it, you won't be disappointed!! Ingredients: 250g Beef Mince (Ground) 250g Pork Mince (Ground) 1½ Tbls & 250ml Red Wine 45ml Milk 170g Breadcrumb 2 Large Cloves Garlic 45ml Extra Virgin Olive Oil 2g Black Pepper 1 Tbls Tomato Puree (paste) 1 Stick Cinnamon 2 Bay Leaves 1 Tbls Salt 1½ tsp Cumin ½ tsp ...
Proper Omelette - How To Make Recipe
Просмотров 1543 года назад
Omellette's are supposed to be a little soft & creamy. Overcooking eggs, is like overcooking a steak. Try this recipe, it'll change your life! if you like eggs that is! If you like your eggs hard boiled or rubbery stiff scrambled eggs, or fried eggs with yolk hard... then this isn't for you!!
Katsu Chicken Curry Recipe - How To Make Regular Vs High Quality Tutorial Full Instruction
Просмотров 3093 года назад
2 Methods of making Chicken Katsu Curry, The regular method, fast food restaurant type, and my method, how a top end restaurant may make it! Ingredients: High Quality Version: 1 Onion Finely Diced 1 Small Carrot Finely Diced 1 Stalk Celery Finely Diced 10g Garlic Finely Diced 10g Ginger Finely Diced 6 tsp Curry Powder 1 tsp Turmeric ½ tsp Garam Masala 1 Tbls Soy Sauce 500ml Chicken Stock 250ml ...
Homemade Pasta - Best Easy To Follow Recipe - How To Make
Просмотров 1833 года назад
Make your own Pasta! It's easy and delicious. Full Instructional Video, get it perfect everytime!
Authentic Proper Bolognese - How To Make Recipe
Просмотров 6263 года назад
A Proper Bolognese, with a few tweaks to really make it amazing! Full instructional as always. Please try it, you will love it and will never make a bolognese the old way ever again! Ingredients: 250g Beef Mince (Ground) 250g Pork Mince (Ground) 1 Litre Tomato Passata 1 Tbsp Tomato Puree (Paste) 2 Carrots (Grated Finely) 2 Celery stalks (Diced Very Finely) 1 Large Onion (Diced) 250ml Red Wine (...
Chicken Ramen - Simply the most amazing soup, hearty, umami deliciousness. How to make recipe
Просмотров 2743 года назад
Simply the best soup there is, Ramen! Ingredients: 1 Litre Chicken Stock 2 Chicken Thighs 2 Packs of Ramen Noodles 100g Shiitake Mushrooms 1 Bunch Spring Onions 25g Fresh Ginger ½ Bulb Garlic 1 Tbls Sake (Japanese Rice Wine) 2 Soft Boiled Eggs (Marinated) ½ Tbls Dark Brown Sugar 1 Carrot Sliced Nori - Dried Seaweed (Optional) Salt Fish Sauce 1 Fresh Chili Mirin Soy Sauce
Sea Bream - Delicate, Pan Fried with Fresh Flavours
Просмотров 5373 года назад
Sea Bream - Delicate, Pan Fried with Fresh Flavours
Pork Green Curry - Delicious & Fragrant - How To Make Recipe
Просмотров 1913 года назад
Pork Green Curry - Delicious & Fragrant - How To Make Recipe
Cacio E Pepe - Simple & Delicious - How To Make Recipe
Просмотров 2773 года назад
Cacio E Pepe - Simple & Delicious - How To Make Recipe
Steak Diane - Creamy, Rich & Deep - How To Make Restaurant Quality Recipe
Просмотров 6 тыс.3 года назад
Steak Diane - Creamy, Rich & Deep - How To Make Restaurant Quality Recipe
Fish Pie - British Classic - How To Make Recipe
Просмотров 2373 года назад
Fish Pie - British Classic - How To Make Recipe
Pilau Rice - How To Make Recipe
Просмотров 1133 года назад
Pilau Rice - How To Make Recipe
Chana Saag Masala (Chick Pea Curry) - Amazing Vegetarian Curry - How To Make Recipe
Просмотров 883 года назад
Chana Saag Masala (Chick Pea Curry) - Amazing Vegetarian Curry - How To Make Recipe
Amazing Fried Chicken - ΚFC Recipe - As Close as you will find. How To Make Recipe
Просмотров 3933 года назад
Amazing Fried Chicken - ΚFC Recipe - As Close as you will find. How To Make Recipe
Mustard Oil - The Dangers & The Opinions
Просмотров 20 тыс.3 года назад
Mustard Oil - The Dangers & The Opinions
Chicken Tikka Masala - Real & Authentic - Full Instructional how to make Restaurant Quality Recipe!
Просмотров 2943 года назад
Chicken Tikka Masala - Real & Authentic - Full Instructional how to make Restaurant Quality Recipe!
Stifado - Delicious, Tangy, Warming Greek Beef Stew. How To Make Recipe
Просмотров 6 тыс.3 года назад
Stifado - Delicious, Tangy, Warming Greek Beef Stew. How To Make Recipe
Best & Easiest Ghee / Clarified Butter Homemade
Просмотров 1423 года назад
Best & Easiest Ghee / Clarified Butter Homemade
How To Make Tikka - Chicken or Lamb. Delicious, Savoury Tikka Marinade Recipe
Просмотров 3363 года назад
How To Make Tikka - Chicken or Lamb. Delicious, Savoury Tikka Marinade Recipe
How To Make 'Mixed Powder' for Indian Cuisine
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.3 года назад
How To Make 'Mixed Powder' for Indian Cuisine
Burger - The Juiciest Delicious Burger Recipe
Просмотров 6123 года назад
Burger - The Juiciest Delicious Burger Recipe

Комментарии

  • @lynnedavison3129
    @lynnedavison3129 7 месяцев назад

    Hi there I tried your method to roast beef omg it was delicious that's how I'm doing it from now on I'll tell everyone to go to your channel

    • @TheCooksDomain
      @TheCooksDomain 6 месяцев назад

      Thanks for your comment, I really appreciate it!

  • @mikecruzado5775
    @mikecruzado5775 7 месяцев назад

    Good job I Sous vide a whole top round over night n fast high roasted the outside in minutes over hot coals n it was amazingly tender flavorful and delicious We were all astounded 😮 by the out come we expected a piece of burnt shoe leather but less much tasty once we got up off the floor we ate another piece Yummy yum yum Nice video keep up the great work Mike in Arizona

    • @TheCooksDomain
      @TheCooksDomain 7 месяцев назад

      Sounds great, will have to try that!

  • @ufosightingsgoldcoastqldco3790
    @ufosightingsgoldcoastqldco3790 7 месяцев назад

    For my experience of 25 years and no celebrity chef is going tell you this trick.with any beef roast 1- A good olive oil rub 2- season well not over salted 3 - Cover with baking -parchment Paper or grease proof paper there all the same but named differently depending what country you're from tip make lay the parchment Paper so can place your well oiled and season beef roast on fold up the the edges son you have a paper roasting tray roll out aluminum foil make sure you have enough top cover the you roast, place the roast with parchment Paper on the foil place other length of parchment Paper on top of your roast then cover the entire roast tightly place a preheated oven at 392 Fahrenheit or 200 Celsius for first 45min depending on the cut this ideal for topside rib eye 1.5 kg or 3.4 lb. then turn the oven down to 356 F or 180 C for well done clear juices for 1 hour and 20 minutes, or 320F 55 minutes to 1 hour at 160 C for medium rare red bloody juices remove the foil and parchment Paper from the top of your roast allow further time for browning to your liking, once you're happy remove from the oven cover with foil rest for half an hour to 45 minutes and enjoy. for tougher beef joints e.g brisket same wight follow the above procedure but cook at at 392 Fahrenheit or 200 Celsius for at lease 3 hours then turn the oven down to 356 F or 180 C for 1 hour and 40 minutes remove the foil and parchment Paper from the top of your roast allow further time for browning & basting with your favorite sauce to your liking, once you're happy remove from the oven cover with foil rest for half an hour to 45 minutes brisket is always served well done as with all tougher beef joints

    • @TheCooksDomain
      @TheCooksDomain 7 месяцев назад

      Interesting technique. Will have to try that. I'm a little confused by 'topside ribeye'. In the UK these are VERY different cuts, with over a £30/kg cost difference. Topside is a tough cut at around £15/kg and Ribeye is amazing but around £45/kg!

  • @mayrasancruz
    @mayrasancruz 8 месяцев назад

    Where can I buy this oil? I would fry with it. I wouldn't use a lot of course. Is it possible to fry mustard seeds and use that to inhance the flavor of the food your frying with?

    • @TheCooksDomain
      @TheCooksDomain 8 месяцев назад

      you can by the oil anywhere! It is sold in supermarkets. Yes you can fry mustard seeds, I start with them and as soon as they start making a popping noise you can then add your onions and garlic

  • @wendycoleman2370
    @wendycoleman2370 9 месяцев назад

    best gravy video I've ever seen so simple and no butter!

  • @dgangadhar6574
    @dgangadhar6574 9 месяцев назад

    If everyone uses mustard oil then who will use olive oil? This is the reason for mustard oil ban . American and European countries discouraging use of mustard oil. South Asian countries using mustard oil from centuries without any health problems.

  • @dgangadhar6574
    @dgangadhar6574 9 месяцев назад

    If Americans can consume yellow mustard paste in hot dogs and other items then why it's oil can't be consumed? Does mustard paste doesn't contain mustard oil which is made from mustards ?

    • @TheCooksDomain
      @TheCooksDomain 9 месяцев назад

      definitely mustard oil in all mustard condiments!

  • @sandrabain-cox1353
    @sandrabain-cox1353 10 месяцев назад

    I to bought it for preserving, but upon reading for external use only gave me cause for concern, in my country it’s made for preserving mangoes etc. and says so on the bottle. I bought it through Amazon and is stuck with it because the seller refuses to send me a return label. They are saying you can cook with it, how does that work? I’m not Indian, all I wanted was for preserving. I’m stuck with a whole gallon and don’t know what to do with it.

    • @TheCooksDomain
      @TheCooksDomain 9 месяцев назад

      Thanks for your comment. If it is for preserving only, I think you will be fine. But ultimately that choice is yours.

    • @elenapopovic2527
      @elenapopovic2527 9 месяцев назад

      I'm coming here to learn more about it because I want to use it in a foot soak, for its warming properties because a really hot foot bath is very relaxing for those of us who have to be on our feet for 8+hrs. Maybe you can use it up by pouring it in a foot bath? Or share it with a loved one who, like me, suffers from terrible circulation

  • @jamesscott4613
    @jamesscott4613 10 месяцев назад

    Shame you didn’t incorporate some music so we couldn’t hear you munching

  • @parmdeepjagdev8395
    @parmdeepjagdev8395 10 месяцев назад

    I bought some from my local indian shop. The label mention the words Indian and Kitchen and also had the for external use only in small on the side. I was curious as I had seen recipes that used it. I use for where it is used in the dish for the flavour. People have been eating it for centuries without any major effects. I don't think its as bad as they make it out to be.

  • @antonypoole2174
    @antonypoole2174 10 месяцев назад

    Could l use one beef cube and one chicken cube.Thanks

  • @nishith.r
    @nishith.r 11 месяцев назад

    Let's face it, it's all about the benefit of the country. Eruric acid on human health is not concluded as it's only been tested on animals. If US allow mustard oil then own grown oil consumption will be lower and import will be higher. It doesn't benefit the country. Same in India, as many don't recommend using Avocado or Canola oil in cooking here. Though mustard oil has high smoking point it is not used for frying in India. I say all oil is bad in consumption. Use it as less as possible.

  • @phealy2
    @phealy2 11 месяцев назад

    How would you go about roasting 1kg of topside please?

  • @amybates5897
    @amybates5897 Год назад

    I always refer to your video when cooking beef. Even when I’ve not had time to leave it over night and salted it an hour before cooking it’s still a beautiful piece of meat. Thank you!

    • @TheCooksDomain
      @TheCooksDomain 10 месяцев назад

      Sounds great! The differences would be minimal, just salt it a little on the plate I guess. But like they say, always salt to taste!

  • @joanasamuel8563
    @joanasamuel8563 Год назад

    They said the same with coconut oil was bad but now coconut oil is high on the list

    • @TheCooksDomain
      @TheCooksDomain Год назад

      Yes, and I would still agree that coconut oil is bad for you. Like way worse than mustard oil. Coconut oil is over 95% fat that SATURATES. That is very bad! One way ticket to a heart attack. Avoid!

  • @mr4mmmad114
    @mr4mmmad114 Год назад

    Just tried this today….absolutely spot on!! Great information 👍🏻

    • @TheCooksDomain
      @TheCooksDomain Год назад

      Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed! Thanks for the comment.

  • @martinaakervik
    @martinaakervik Год назад

    I just stumbled on your channel, liked your approach and detail "argued" explaining, what and why. I haven’t studied your channel more than I saw a playlist with two Greek dishes. Since you said you’re Greek I guess there will come more Greek food or already are more videos (that’s not on the playlist.) Looking forward to enjoy this channel when I have more time. Thanks for inspiring videos 😃

    • @TheCooksDomain
      @TheCooksDomain Год назад

      Thanks for your comment, Hopefully will start doing more videos soon!

  • @reflux043
    @reflux043 Год назад

    I just bought ground brown mustard seeds, because if you add 1g to cooked broccoli, it boosts sulforaphane (says Rhonda Patrick). But should i be worried about erucic acids effects on the liver?

    • @TheCooksDomain
      @TheCooksDomain Год назад

      I would do your own research as I would not take any responsibility for your health, but personally, I don't think 1g is gonna hurt you even if you were consuming that amount everyday. It was found that 2 servings exceed the limits and a serving is between 25g and 30g, but please do not take my word for it. Also, I think it's the heart that it bothers, but again, I'm no scientist!

    • @reflux043
      @reflux043 Год назад

      @@TheCooksDomain That's great, thanks for replying. Ive tried to research and can't find anything on how much erucic acid is in 1g, but i did find that brown mustard seed is the lowest in erucic acid compared to yellow and black varieties. You're probably right on the serving sizes, and i think even 1g is too much to put on a meal, so im probably going to use it like salt, and add a pinch or two.

  • @d3v182
    @d3v182 Год назад

    Hello! I have learned alot from your videos and hope you post more tips and tricks soon!!

  • @msBatFink
    @msBatFink Год назад

    why Oregano😕

    • @TheCooksDomain
      @TheCooksDomain Год назад

      Proper Bolognese has no herbs, but an Italian chef I know uses a little basil AND oregano. Took me by surprise too! Anyway, I tried it, just a pinch as too much can bitter your food, and hey it works for me Thanks for your comment!

  • @colingale7749
    @colingale7749 Год назад

    You're spot on, fantastic

  • @paulagalgano1
    @paulagalgano1 Год назад

    Very nice recipe. That you!

  • @JamesJones-yh3rw
    @JamesJones-yh3rw Год назад

    for a piece of silverside your method is spot on,topside........................sorry but you are wrong.

  • @JamesJones-yh3rw
    @JamesJones-yh3rw Год назад

    im very sorry but you really dont know what your talking about. if a topside is cooked properly blushing pink is the best way to eat it.

    • @TheCooksDomain
      @TheCooksDomain Год назад

      Thanks for your comment and I respect your opinion. I had been cooking topside blushing pink for years and years and personally as well as everyone I know, has always been disappointed with how tough and chewy it is. If you're getting a tender pink topside I'd stick with that butcher!!

  • @PORRFNK
    @PORRFNK Год назад

    I love yellow mustard oil. Thanks from Denmark

  • @kamrankhanafridi7080
    @kamrankhanafridi7080 Год назад

    Mustard oil is being used in cooking for centuries in Afghanistan,Pakistan and India and we feel no ailments due to this oil.....US,UK etc have not banned it because it is dangerous....rather it will reduce the sale of of oils which these countries sell to other countries....no oil is a comparison to mustard oil.....

  • @kamranhkhan
    @kamranhkhan Год назад

    Regular Mustard Oil + Food prepared in Air Fryer = Best of both the worlds ! What i gather from Western world's government decision to ban it for human consumption is more of an Economic decision rather than a health concern. Realistically speaking, governments don't really care for the health of their people, otherwise they would have banned smoking, alcohol, or sugary candies and beverages etc.

    • @TheCooksDomain
      @TheCooksDomain Год назад

      You've probably hit the nail on the head! Thanks for your comment!

    • @kamrankhanafridi7080
      @kamrankhanafridi7080 Год назад

      Great....

    • @Prashant-162
      @Prashant-162 Год назад

      How to remove mustard oil smell? Any tips

    • @TheCooksDomain
      @TheCooksDomain Год назад

      Yes, do not use the mustard smell. It is the smell that is the primary reason to use it. If you do not want the smell, just use a neutral oil, like vegetable oil.

  • @jeanettevinten8743
    @jeanettevinten8743 Год назад

    why does it not work with smaller joints please

    • @TheCooksDomain
      @TheCooksDomain Год назад

      Hi, honestly I didn't know, and I had never cooked any below 2kg before, but it has come up before, so I ran some experiments and posted in this comment section about it. I found that smaller joints, appx. 1kg need to be cooked at a lower temperature, about 140c. Please see that reply for the full on explanation.

    • @jeanettevinten8743
      @jeanettevinten8743 Год назад

      @@TheCooksDomain thankyou for the reply x

    • @coolerkin
      @coolerkin 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@TheCooksDomaincooking a 1kg topside today and just seen this comment... Can't seem to find comments section for a full explanation on cooking a 1kg joint

  • @mariebyas7092
    @mariebyas7092 Год назад

    I made this today using your method. Omg it was amazing. All my guests couldnt stop complimenting me on beautiful the beef was. Thank you so much 🤗🤗

  • @debbiebebington9803
    @debbiebebington9803 Год назад

    Brilliant well done thanks perfect thanks

  • @gusolive
    @gusolive Год назад

    That was good

  • @rinihaque2946
    @rinihaque2946 Год назад

    is mastered seed good?

  • @TheKirkiman
    @TheKirkiman Год назад

    Thanks for making this video, I made very good roast beef for Christmas lunch today. Won't cook it any other way now.

  • @operawalaofindia1166
    @operawalaofindia1166 Год назад

    Super successful Christmas eve lunch with 27 guests. 4.5 kg of Topside based on your method. The meat has been wiped off. A lot of liquid came off when I kept it to marinate, but I was not alarmed. Cooked it for 6 hours at 140C (hope that's ok), until the core reached 80C. And rest for 40 mins as the guests couldn't wait. I've posted about you on Instagram.

  • @aine6969
    @aine6969 Год назад

    wife say,s better than a restaurant👌👌👌

  • @superbug1977
    @superbug1977 Год назад

    Good video.

  • @nigelhaines7900
    @nigelhaines7900 Год назад

    What brand of rice did you use?

    • @TheCooksDomain
      @TheCooksDomain Год назад

      I use a lot of rice, so I buy large sacks from my local Indian grocery store, however I have used all the supermarket brands and they are perfectly ok.

  • @doreenward1308
    @doreenward1308 Год назад

    Nice. Thanks

  • @ElGolding
    @ElGolding Год назад

    This video is brilliant. There’s a difference between chefs advice and what works in practice in relation to a family’s typical roast beef joint, and this video explains it all perfectly. Thank you!!!!

  • @ernestvalentino689
    @ernestvalentino689 Год назад

    Most A A don't eat rare thy should not eat blood. If you do don't cry when you get a Disease like mad Cow 🤔

    • @TheCooksDomain
      @TheCooksDomain Год назад

      LOL. This is nonsense! Firstly you're not eating blood, it is Myoglobin not Hemoglobin, and you won't get Mad Cow disease as its a cow disease, it's in the name. Now you could get CJD, but thats as long as the cow is infected, and if it was infected, eating it rare or well done wouldn't make a difference. How about this... if you don't know what you're talking about, shut the F up!

  • @hydaromar6532
    @hydaromar6532 Год назад

    what can i use instead of wine?

    • @TheCooksDomain
      @TheCooksDomain Год назад

      Hi, thanks for your comment. You can use anything you like. Grape juice, more beef stock or just add more water.

  • @sr-kt9ml
    @sr-kt9ml Год назад

    Why don't you cook with the mustard oil? I heard that they mustard oil must first be heated highly to get rid of some of the toxic compounds and then it can be used to cook, have you heard that?

    • @TheCooksDomain
      @TheCooksDomain Год назад

      Hi, thanks for your comment. You can of course cook with it, a whole sub-continent does. I choose not to as explained in the video, and I have not heard about using it at a high temp would get rid of the toxins, but I do know that all oils deteriorate and become more carcinogenic when cooking at high temperatures over a long period of time.

  • @sr-kt9ml
    @sr-kt9ml Год назад

    Great perspective, thank you

  • @gethappycyclingcampingoutdoors
    @gethappycyclingcampingoutdoors 2 года назад

    I'm following your tips right now, June 26, 2022 16:30, waiting for 3 hrs 😋😋 3hrs later, just had dinner, the beef was amazing thank you 😋😋

    • @TheCooksDomain
      @TheCooksDomain 2 года назад

      Thank you for your comment! Glad you enjoyed!

  • @parrisroy
    @parrisroy 2 года назад

    I'll try this out. Cheers! 👍

  • @bazzguy1
    @bazzguy1 2 года назад

    Best tutorial on cooking Roast Beef, mine just turned out tender and so tasty, thanks .

  • @Marcel-kn2mh
    @Marcel-kn2mh 2 года назад

    This video is great -- practical and concise .... Thank you!

  • @jaynebowden7414
    @jaynebowden7414 2 года назад

    I really want to try this. Just wondering if I did the whole process but put it in my slow cooker, how long do you think I should cook it for?

    • @TheCooksDomain
      @TheCooksDomain 2 года назад

      I personally don't use a slow cooker, so I don't really know. A thermometer is the best way of checking though. When the meat has reached the desired internal temperature, then it is done! Thank you for your comment and question!

  • @michaelbenenson
    @michaelbenenson 2 года назад

    Wonderfully sensible and lucid guidance. Ta.

  • @eddiebrockbank6517
    @eddiebrockbank6517 2 года назад

    Would it need more liquid if using a slow cooker. Also I ow much salt to use. Thx

    • @TheCooksDomain
      @TheCooksDomain 2 года назад

      During the prep stage, it needs a lot of salt, cover every mm with a thin layer of coarse salt. After the overnight, dry the beef with kitchen paper and sear it. I wouldn't add more liquid than shown.